A machine learning short course for the HDRUK-Turing PhD Programme in Health Data Science.
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Dr Kaspar Märtens, The Alan Turing Institute
Approximate inference techniques are vital to the production of scalable algorithms that can operate on large high-dimensional data sets. This lecture will discuss two frequently used inference methods in Bayesian machine learning: variational inference and stochastic gradient descent with case studies.
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